Knit Kimono: 18 Designs with Simple Shapes

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It’s important that your gauge matches the gauge indicated in the pattern for the size to turn out correctly. Adjust your tension or change needle size accordingly. Long cardigan coat with hood and bell sleeves, knit with ribbing and cables. Note that this pattern is only for one size: 42-44 European. Designed by Lacelegance. Light Fingering weight yarn. Wrap cardigan with wide sleeves knit with the Dragon Skin stitch pattern from Barbara Walker’s 2nd Treasury of Knitting Patterns. Sizes Bust/Hips 32 36 40 44 48 52 56 in Place panels side by side on a flat surface while lining up the drop stitches and the garter stitch sections. With a length of yarn and a tapestry needle, seam up the center, stopping approximately 4” from the middle center.

Versatile cardigan knit in 2 panels with a variety of easy stitch patterns that make it pretty to look at and fun to knit. Rated easy by the designer and other knitter. Bulky weight yarn. Designed by Jessica Reeves Potasz for Mama In A Stitch. Also available in a kit. Next, fold panels downward so that the panels are folded in half. Seam up each side, leaving large openings for the arms. Tie off and weave in ends. The garter ridges pattern is fairly unique and definitely easy! This versatile garment is ideal for both your little one or as an unforgettable gift for a new arrival, promising an absolute triumph!

Lion Brand Yarn Color Made Easy in Basalt 200 g / skein Monaco Kimono Kit available from Lion Brand HERE Garter Stitch is one of my favorite stitch for cardigans as it’s so full of texture and warmth. This piece is knit entirely in garter stitch, making it perfect for a beginner or a relaxing and fun project for those who’ve been knitting for years!

This Monaco Kimono is super pretty and especially fun to knit because you get to play around with several different colors and stitch patterns. The variety of stitches creates a cool visual effect and makes for a nice mix of textures. And no worries, this kimono was made to be simple! The book is well-structured in Introduction, Kimono Basics, Design Your Own Kimono, Glossary, Resources, Bibliography and Index. Advice on adapting the designs and patterns / yarns to your own liking is also provided and is easy to follow. The drawings of the patterns are clear and easy to understand and enlarge, sizes given in inch and cm.Starting things out simple, we have a really nice, elegant, and lightweight kimono-style tunic top. This style is perfect for the summer and it’s really easy to make.

Slip 1 st/K2 tog/psso: slip one stitch knitwise, knit two stitches together, pass the slipped stitch over the 2 stitches which were knitted together.Light, airy, and flowy, this cardigan just screams springtime! The short sleeves add a fun twist to your classic cardigan shape while the yarn does all of the talking for you. It’s like receiving a warm hug from your favorite person. Now that you’ve made yourself acomfy kimono, you can definitely whip up one of these projects below next! Cropped cardigan with wide sleeves and shawl collar knit with an 8 row repeat Box Stitch. Sizes To Fit Bust: 71cm/28in to 157cm/62in. Designed by Bernat. Aran weight yarn. The lace trim is the real star of this DIY kimono. It looks really lovely and is perfect for the beach!